Northampton Counties)

Nulton Diagnostic & Treatment Center•Slatington, PA

About The Position

Nulton Diagnostic and Treatment Center is seeking a full-time, salaried Behavior Consultant to provide clinical direction of services for children, youth, or young adults. The position develops and revises Functional Behavioral Assessments and Individualized Treatment Plans, oversees implementation of those plans, and consults with the client’s treatment team. The role involves documenting clients’ responses to treatment, communicating with families, supervising staff as assigned, and coordinating with clients, families, school personnel, and treatment teams through home, school, and community interactions. The consultant must complete assigned trainings and attend individual and group supervision. The employer describes a supportive professional environment with opportunities for growth and advancement and is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer.

Requirements

Hold a valid Behavior Specialist License in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Have a graduate degree from a college or university accredited by an agency.
Have at least one year of experience working in the mental health field with children, preferably in the behavioral field.
Have a strong understanding of evidence-based interventions and behavioral health best practices.
Demonstrate excellent communication, problem-solving, and critical-thinking skills.
Be able to work effectively in a team-based environment and collaborate across disciplines.
Demonstrate commitment to ethical practice and continued professional development.

Nice To Haves

Experience working with children in the behavioral field.

Responsibilities

Develop and revise Functional Behavioral Assessments and Individualized Treatment Plans.
Oversee Behavioral Health Technician staff in implementing Individualized Treatment Plans.
Document clients’ responses to treatment and complete notes accurately and promptly.
Communicate with parents regarding clients’ progress in treatment.
Complete assigned training by its due date, including at least 16 hours of Department-approved annual training related to job functions and the individual training plan.
Attend weekly individual and group supervision as directed.
Complete one hour of face-to-face supervision per month, plus an additional hour per month when supervising a Behavioral Health Technician.
Conduct 30 minutes of direct observation of services every six months.
Conduct weekly or monthly supervision of staff providing Behavioral Health Technician services, as directed.
Maintain regular communication with clients, families, school personnel, and treatment teams through home visits, school visits, and community interactions in implementing IBH services.